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Un individu créatif et visionnaire passionné par l'intersection du design, de l'art, de la technologie et de la durabilité, avec un intérêt vif pour les solutions innovantes qui impulsent un changement positif. Ils accordent de l'importance à l'attrait esthétique, à l'efficacité fonctionnelle et à la responsabilité environnementale.
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Jeudi 18 décembre 2025 à 11:15
Art
Street Photography Awards Capture Global Urban Pulse
The Guardian showcases the LensCulture Street Photography awards, highlighting striking images from 23 countries that range from aerial pilgrimages in India to whimsical bear‑costumed Romanians, underscoring how contemporary street photography continues to document cultural diversity with artistic flair.
The Guardian
Brooke DiDonato’s Nude Self‑Portrait Sparks Dialogue on Body and Space
The Guardian features Brooke DiDonato’s daring self‑portrait, a naked figure perched in a fireplace, which she describes as an exploration of vulnerability, personal rebirth, and the interplay between body, architecture, and narrative storytelling.
The Guardian
Design
Apple Leverages Memory Efficiency as a Competitive Design Edge
Computer World argues that Apple’s deliberate restraint in RAM sizing—paired with tightly integrated hardware‑software optimization—turns memory efficiency into a design advantage, allowing iPhones and Macs to out‑perform rivals while preserving battery life amid rising memory costs.
Computer World
Apple’s iMac OLED Initiative Signals a Shift Toward Brighter, Thin Displays
Wccftech reports that Apple is prototyping a 24‑inch iMac OLED panel, promising higher brightness while retaining the current resolution, a move that could redefine the company’s desktop aesthetic and set new standards for thin‑form‑factor visual design.
Wccftech
Innovation
Intel’s High‑NA EUV Tool Marks a Milestone for 14‑nm Chip Production
Tom’s Hardware details Intel’s deployment of ASML’s first commercial High‑NA EUV lithography system, the Twinscan EXE:5200B, positioning the company to pioneer 14A process nodes and accelerate the rollout of more advanced semiconductor geometries.
Tom's Hardware
China’s First Domestic EUV Prototype Signals a New Semiconductor Frontier
Wccftech cites Reuters on China’s breakthrough in building its own EUV lithography prototype, a development that could reduce reliance on Dutch equipment and reshape global chip‑making supply chains within the next decade.
Wccftech
AMD’s FSR Redstone Machine‑Learning Frame Generation Expands Gaming Innovation
Wccftech explains AMD’s launch of the FSR Redstone suite, which adds a machine‑learning‑driven frame‑generation engine to its existing upscaling technology, enabling smoother gameplay on a broader range of titles and pushing real‑time graphics innovation forward.
Wccftech
Technology
Micron Projects Persistent AI‑Driven Memory Shortage Across Servers and Mobile Devices
CNBC notes Micron’s forecast of soaring AI‑related memory demand, The Register warns that shortages will linger, and the Wall Street Journal adds that elevated RAM prices could ripple into higher costs for upcoming phones and PCs, underscoring a systemic supply‑demand imbalance.
CNBC
The Register
Wall Street Journal (Markets)
SK hynix’s 256 GB DDR5 RDIMM Gains First Certification for Intel Xeon 6 CPUs
Wccftech reports that SK hynix’s 256 GB DDR5 RDIMM, the industry’s inaugural 32 Gb module, has been certified for Intel’s Xeon 6 server processors, marking a significant step toward denser, higher‑performance memory for AI‑intensive data centers.
Wccftech
Sustainability
Simple TV Settings Tweaks Slash Power Use Without Compromising Picture Quality
ZDNet outlines five easy adjustments—such as dimming backlight and disabling motion smoothing—that can reduce a television’s electricity consumption, offering a low‑cost, environmentally friendly way to lower household energy footprints.
Zdnet
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